[Resolved] Hierarchical Taxonomy archive not showing up

[Martin]

I have a hierarchical taxonomy called ‘asc’.
A sample of terms:
Field Studies (parent)
–>Arts-Based Facilitation (child)
–>Dance (child)

I have used Toolset Types and Views to create the custom taxonomy but when I try to display the archive I created with Views,
It shows a parent archive fine at:
https://icasc1a.local/asc/field-studies/

But the child does not display at (and this is where a linked term points…):
https://icasc1a.local/asc/field-studies/arts-based-facilitation/

but I can see it at (if I manually try this):
https://icasc1a.local/asc/arts-based-facilitation/

Do you think this is a Toolset issue or something to do with the theme? I’m not sure where to go for help on this one.

I did try re-saving permalink and switching it from Post name to Plain and back. No change.

[Leo]

Hi there,

The posts and archive pages are automatically generated by WordPress so I’m guessing it’s some sort of configuration problem between Toolset and WordPress.

Can you activate a twenty series WP theme and see if the issue still exists?

If so I’d recommend checking with Toolset’s support to see if they can shed some light on the issue.

Let me know 🙂

[Martin]

Ok, I’ll check with toolset and let you know.

Already deactivated all plugins, code snippets and changed to 2020. No dice…

[Martin]

Toolset said:
Dashboard-> Toolset-> Taxonomies, find and edit taxonomy “ASC!”:
In section “Options”, enable option “query_var”, save and test again.

More help:
https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/register_taxonomy
query_var
(boolean or string) (optional) False to disable the query_var, set as string to use custom query_var instead of default which is $taxonomy, the taxonomy’s “name”. True is not seen as a valid entry and will result in 404 issues.

Easy peasy.

[Leo]

Awesome.

Thanks for reporting back 🙂

[Author]

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